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Canada has made many lists and you may have to look at more than one list before exporting goods. Which lists you must look at depends upon the destination country, the identity of buyer...

Canada is fundamentally transforming its forced labour import enforcement regime through Bill C-35, shifting the burden of proof to importers and granting expanded powers to border authorities. Chinese investors and businesses with Canadian supply chain exposure face heightened compliance requirements, including mandatory disclosure for flagged goods and accelerated enforcement timelines with limited appeal rights.

On Friday, March 15, 2019, the Government of Canada amended its Russia economic sanctions regulations to add a number of new individuals and entities to the restricted party list.

In this episode of our 'BAD' (Brands, Advertising and Designs) podcast series, we hear from James Stunt, in our EU, Trade and Competition team, as he explores the UK and EU sanctions regimes...

This past year has seen a growing sentiment against free trade initiatives around the world. The British Brexit vote to leave the EU was one such initiative.

On February 21, 2022, Russia formally recognized the purported independence of two regions in Eastern Ukraine, Donetsk and Luhansk.

Most Canadian preoccupation with "Trump 2.0" has been focused on the manufacturing and raw materials sectors. Historically, these sectors have been more exposed to tariff and trade action.

In August 2012, President Obama signed into law the Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act of 2012 (the IRT Act).

On September 22, 2017, Canada has finally followed the United States and has imposed unilateral economic sanctions on the Maduro Regime in Venezuela.

In recent years, Canada has aggressively negotiated and concluded numerous new trade agreements that were built upon, and have gone beyond, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) model.

Global Affairs Canada ("GAC") has updated its guidance on its interpretation of Canada's economic sanctions and its expectations regarding compliance and due diligence.

On February 17, 2015, Canada expanded its already wide-ranging sanctions against Russia and the Ukraine by adding 11 Russian individuals

Canadian importers (especially non-resident importers and those related to a foreign entity) may, someday, be contacted by the Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA") to conduct a customs valuation...

Globalization is a tool. It can be well used and therefore be to the advantage of those affected – i.e. affected in a very positive way. It may also be ill used and therefore be to the disadvantage of those affected – initially this will have the negative effect upon the weaker countries or regions of the world but eventually all will have the problem of letting an opportunity slip through their collective fingers of sharing a maximized wealth.

Drones—also known as unmanned aircraft systems ("UAS"), unmanned aerial vehicles ("UAV"), or remotely piloted aviation systems ("RPAS")—are rapidly reshaping industries and are becoming a staple in the modern world.

In this update of McMillan's bulletins on Canadian sanctions in response to military actions taken by Russia against Ukraine, we discuss Canada's revocation of the Most Favoured Nation tariff...

The US Department of State has finalized and published amendments to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) regarding dual nationals and third-country nationals employed by recipients of controlled goods and technology.